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	Pol Lt-General Prawut Thavornsiri, National Police spokesman, said the charges were theft, forgery of official documents, embezzlement, negligence and money laundering.</div>
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	Another former KMITL executive, Sarut Ratchaburi, who also went to see police a few hours later, was charged with embezzlement, negligence and money laundering.&nbsp;</div>
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Former rector accused over KMITL scam

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Former rector accused over KMITL scam

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